Sentence examples for Show the downside from inspiring English sources

While my experience may show the downside of these relationships, what do these relationships offer in their best form?

This is something Morgen weighed up, before deciding it was necessary to show the downsides as well as the highs.

Her invention, "The Landlord's Game," spread as a folk game, designed to show the downsides of capitalism.

Life expectancy was less than 30 during most of human history, and thus few individuals lived long enough to show the downsides of such acceleration.

Only one dish showed the downside of home-style efforts.

A less amicable ending in a separate programming dispute showed the downside of playing hardball.

Tad DeHaven, with the libertarian Cato Institute, said the weighting of benefits toward the Washington area showed the downside of trying to create jobs by government fiat.

The 2008 financial crisis showed the downside of being an export-oriented economy when millions of workers lost their jobs as global demand slumped.

The drop shows the downside to the rosy picture politicians like to paint of the "John Lewis" model, which gives each employee part-ownership of the company, a share of its annual profits and a say in how it is run.

Traditionally, you'd think that we'd be better off with "hard shell" presidents, but then the last eight years have shown the downside of trusting the nation's fortunes to a man impervious to anything.

A complete letdown is the treacly "Wonderful (The Way I Feel)," which sounds a bit like one of Bob Dylan's oddball eighties moments and shows the downside of James's earnestness.